Are you ready to sit down and speak to your daughter about puberty?

As a Muslima, it's your duty to educate your daughter about puberty. Otherwise, she'll learn the hard way, leaving you to blame when she gets it wrong.

But if you learned the hard way, you won't know how to approach it.

So how should you approach it?

Where should you start?
When should you start?
What should you say?
What shouldn’t you say?
How much detail should you go into?

And how do you earn the confidence of your daughter so that she turns to you when she needs help?

If you don't have the answers, you'll turn puberty into a taboo until she grows up and repeats the cycle of ignorance.

But what if you had answers?

Even better, what if you had something to help you? Something that could help teach her about puberty and her changing body? That helped her realise she isn’t alone? That gave practical advice based on other women’s experiences? Something that could help her learn how to worship Allah as a woman? Something that you could both reference?

Introducing...

Coming of Age

Coming of Age: A Muslim Girl's Guide is a beautiful guide written to help you teach your daughter about puberty from religious, biological and practical points of view.

Coming of Age helps you teach her about the 4 key areas:

Her new body and the changes she’ll go through

Her new religious obligations and how to fulfil them

Good hygiene and how to maintain it

Practical advice on menstrual issues

And because the guide has been written and designed for young girls, it's both easy and fun to learn from.

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What the author says

As a parent or guardian, it is your religious duty to educate your children about religion, which includes teaching them about puberty.

You need to understand that in the absence of correct and complete information about puberty, your daughter may feel frightened and confused due to the changes in her body.

You cannot sit back and assume everything will turn out to be just fine.

The cultural taboo which surrounds puberty has no basis in the Sacred Law and it is her right over you that you teach her the legal rulings of puberty before she reaches it. It's also important to have a relationship with your children such that they feel safe to discuss anything with you.

Coming of Age is here to help you.

Young girls aged 8-13 should be able to understand it with your help, whilst those 14+ should be able to read it on their own.

If your daughter has reached puberty and you never gave her the guidance she deserves, gifting her this guide is an opportunity to fix things and ensure she has a clear understanding of the subject.

It's also meant to be a reference book that you and her can return to over and over again.

May Allah Most Generous bless all who read this book with success in following His beloved Messenger (Allah bless him and give him peace) in all acts of worship and practice.

And may Allah Most Merciful bless us with an increase of baraka, understanding, and the love of Allah and His Messenger (Allah bless him and give him peace) in this world and the next. Ameen.

And all tawfeeq comes from Allah Almighty alone.

Hedaya Hartford

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About the Author

Also known as Umm al-Khayr, Ustadha Hedaya Hartford is a teacher, translator and Shariah expert in the fiqh of menstruation, lochia, marriage and divorce.

She was born and raised in California and holds a Bachelors of Arts in Arabic and Islamic History & Culture from the University of California, Berkeley. She converted to Islam in 1981.

She studied for many years with Azhari scholars in Egypt, completing the second year of Shari'ah at al-Azhar University.

In Amman, Jordan, she studied menstruation and related issues according to the Maliki madhab with Ustadh Abdus Shakur Brooks; and she continues to study Hanafi fiqh with Shaykh Ahmad al-Jammal and tafsir with Shaykh Ali Hani.

Hedaya Hartford is known for her Shari’a expertise on women’s issues regarding the fiqh of menstruation, lochia, and modern social issues. As her major areas of interest in fiqh concern women’s issues and personal counseling, she is ideally placed to write this reference manual. A firm grasp of the body’s functions and medical issues means Hartford has presented a unique, comprehensive, and much-needed work on the most important and turbulent stage in a girl’s life. Personally, I treasure it as a detailed reference book that is not only full of advice and instruction relevant to adolescence, but a book that any woman can come back to repeatedly throughout the years of her life. Dr Aisha Malick
Family Medicine Consultant

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